I am a Chicana artist, born in San Francisco, based in London. The Queer brown female figure is at the centre of my work. I draw on Indigenous feminist methodologies as accountability to the subjects I engage.
My practice moves across drawing, painting, collage, film, photography, performance, sculpture and written word. What holds it together is interruption: re-entering history, revising structure, letting the body speak where words get choked back. My work to incorporate my voice as an archive.
My practice-led doctoral research at the Research Centre for Arts and Learning, Goldsmiths, extends my practice into the misreading of Indigenous Mexican–the Huastecan Female BallPlayer, circa 900-1100 BCE.
A lifelong social activist and football player, my embodied relationship to sport directly informs my research into gender, visibility and power. I hold a law degree from Golden Gate University School of Law, grounding my artistic practice in histories of advocacy, human rights and structural critique.
Most Recent Exhibitions,
Florence Trust, Artist in Residence, End of Year Exhibition: July 2026, 35 Britannia Row
FT: 1-1, 08/08, 08:00am – 08:00pm, August 2026, Holy Trinity, Florence Trust, N1
Rhymes with Dice, Solo Exhibition, Holy Trinity, at Florence Trust, August, Islington, London